Rookie From Columbus Justifies Manager's Faith
Sam Breadon's Cardinal farm system unearthed Lefty Art Lopatka who debuted against the Dodgers and earned a 3-2 victory keeping the Cards 2 1/2 games back. Hank Wyse blanked the Phillies 4-0 as Detroit and Washington battled in the East. Rogers Wolff won for Washington with an 18th victory. Kapilow vs Hunter added for September 24 at Public Hall per promoter Bob Brickman.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Sam Breadon
Cardinal
Art Lopatka
Billy Southworth
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Lopatka
Brooklyn Dodgers
Columbus Red Birds
Dodgers
Chicago
Hank Wyse
Whro
Bruins
Phillies
Cincinnati
New York
Frank McCormick
Hank Sauer
Bos
Ton
Pittsburgh
Washington
Detroit
Tigers
Ledger
Rogers Wolff
Senators
Cleveland
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Tigera
Philadelphia
al Benton
Steve O'Neill
Hank Greenberg
Eddie Mayo
Hss
Newhourisr
O'Neill
Prince Henry Oana
Buffalo
Roberto Estalella
Mayo Smith
Yankees
White Sox
Boston
Mike Ryba
Red Sox
Bob Muncrief
Kapilow
Hunter Cleveland
Danny Kapilow
Chuck Hunter
Public Hall
Bob Brickman
Dick Fisher May Return To Lineup
Dick Fisher, OSU left halfback star 1939 to 1941, may rejoin the Buckeyes before long. Coach Carrol Widdoes says he is eligible for a Navy discharge after Sept 15 and intends to return to campus if discharged before Oct 9. Fisher played with Bernie Bierman’s Iowa Seahawks in 1942 and is stationed at Jacksonville Naval Air Base in Florida.
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Columbus
Dick Fisher
Ohio State
Mey
Buckeye
Carroll Widdoes
Fisher
OSU
Sioner
Kenneth Wilson
Widdoes
Bernie Bierman
Iowa
The
Nsomville
Fla
Naval Air Base
Baseball League Leaders From The Associated Press
AP season leaders list for the American and National Leagues includes batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and top pitchers. Notables: Stirnweiss of New York leads several categories. Holmes of Boston dominates hits and extra-base stats. Brecheen of St. Louis tops pitching with an 12 3 record and .800 winning percentage.
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National Club
Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Cineati
Madelpina
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
American New York
Cleveland
Associated Press
American League
Cutccinello
Stirnweiss
Mesesz
Stephens
St. Ansie
Case
Washigton
Muncrief
Cavarretta
Holmes
Walker
Olmo
Schoendienst
Brecheen
Catholic Ladies of Columbia Host Birthday Party
Corning notes report the Catholic Ladies of Columbia to hold a regular meeting Thursday night followed by a birthday party for members born in the year’s first six months with hostesses. Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen meets Wednesday afternoon in Odd Fellows Hall. members urged to attend. Sgt. John Weiner on 30 day furlough visiting Columbus relatives, overseas four years with 105 points. Various local visits and trips are listed, including residents from Columbus, Rendville, Springfield, and McConnelsville.
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Corning
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Brotherhood of Railroad
Odd Fellows Hall
John Weiner
James Weiner
Grace Ann
Rose Mary Kocks
John Tierney
Tom
Jack
Alicia Kocks
Bergan Roof
St. Anthony's Hospital
Columbus
Joe Baldy
Fam
Erie
Mary Baldy
Rendville
William Tague
Springfield
Claude Maxwell
Margaret Ann Harlan
Missouri
Harry M. Schottelkorh
Camden
Ella Mae Preest
Leo Preest
Elizabeth Ann Brooks
Henry Brought
John Glasbie
Toni Ann
Marie Murphy
Morgan County Fair
MccConnelsville
Gertrude Allen
Leora ‘Riley
Anna Mae Lowrey
Andi
Nelsonville
Violet Walters
Alf Alfman
Michigan
Roundup of Baseball Ailments and Football Grudges
Fullerton notes show major league clubs plagued by injuries with four teams facing key players sidelined. Cardinals Cubs Tigers Senators all battle hurts as wartime rosters shift and prospects struggle with limited depth. A rookie in Cleveland endures rough scrimmage while Bruce Woodcock eyes Joe Louis shot and Frank Murray scouts Tufts for Coast Guard clash.
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Qauurn
Vaaen
New York
Cardinals
Marty Marion
Ken O'Dea
Ted Wilks
Cubs
Phil Cavatretta
Heinz Becker
Tigers
Eddie Mayo
Hank Greenberg
Hal Newhouser
Senators
Dutch Leonard
Cleveland
Gil Boulex
Boston College
Cornell
Adam Walsh
Adam
Gill
Bruce
Woodcock
Joe Louis
London
George Harrison
America
Frank Murray
U. of Virginia
Tufts
Franklis
Coast Guard Academy
Pirates
Ford Frick
Ohio High School Football Opens 1945 Season Friday
Ohio's about 400 high school teams begin regular-season play Friday under OHSAA rules ending by December 1. Defending 1944 leaders Cathedral Latin Libbey North McKinley greet openers as the grid season starts with major games across Cleveland Toledo Columbus Canton and other cities. Leonard Corbin returns for Warren as the only 1944 All-Ohio back.
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Ohio
Harold Harrison
Columbus
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Barold W. Emsmler
OHSAA
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Toledo Libbey
Columbus North
Canton McKinley
Cathedral Latin
Cleveland St. Ignatius
Toledo Woodward
Libbey
Jerry Krall
Tony Monson
Columbus Grandview
Bulldogs
Canton Timken
Massillon
Akron
Tigers
Masailonite Augie Morningstar
Purdue University
Akron Garfield
Alliance
Kent West
Lorain
Greenville
Dayton
Chaminade
Toledo Central
Toledo
Walteima Central
Dayton Fairmont
Cleveland Rhodes
Salem
Mansfield
Marion
Leonard Corbin
Warren
Railroad plans atomic driven locomotive in New Jersey
BELLEVILLE N J A New York Central locomotive will be converted to atomic power using a mercury turbine system claims Ralph Lucas chief engineer for the U S Industrial and Development Co Elmira N J He says one teaspoonful of exploded mercury atoms could power a locomotive pulling 1200 freight cars for 45 round trips between New York and San Francisco Also Softball champs Cleveland up Allmen Transfers defeated Lorain Yepko Markets 4 to 1 to win the Northeastern Ohio softball title.
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Belleville
N. J
CPI
New York Central Railroad
Ralph Lucas
U. S. Industrial and Development Co
Elmira
New York
San Francisco
Cleveland
Allmen
Ohio
Lorain
Yepko Markets
Taylor Ridge Social Notes
Mrs Evans spent a leave with her parents Davis and Mrs Travis Chesser as hosts to the Ladies Aid Society for the September meeting. After devotions and a business session, games and prizes were enjoyed. Several families returned home after visiting relatives in Springfield Athens and The Plains. Theda Bryan and Pvt Neil Coey are noted in attendance and travel details.
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Taylor Ridge
Evans
Davis
Travis Chesser
James Coev
Ladies Aid Society
Uae
Willard Coey
Martha Kloh
John
Coey
Fred Heffken
Meat
Herman Kempton
Fred Ol
Pene Pert
H. A. Rogers
Perry Chalfant
Karen
D. M. Sawyer
Mtr
Walter Douglas
Springfield
Mr. i
John Wenger
Athens
Wade
Theda Bryan
Neil Coey
Neys
Marion Camp
Ft. McClelland, Ala
Snyder
the Plains
Coshocton Man Named Head of Ohio Mines Bureau
Gov. Frank J. Lausche names Stephen Williams of Coshocton as chief of the Division of Mines to replace Marcus Kerr who resigned. Williams will assume office next Monday with a $5,000 annual salary and a six year term.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen Williams
Coshocton
Division of Mines
Marcus Kerr
Cadiz
Williams
Truman Defends Britain's Right to Its Own Policy
President Truman dismissed claims that U S aid to Great Britain was meant to fund socialization. He called the conclusion "perfectly silly" and said Britain is entitled to the government it wants. He stated he favors Britain's chosen system and rejected foreign policy coercion.
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Truman
Washington
Great Britain
Britain
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